Welcome to our winter wonderland!
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The following are from last year and will be updated as soon as we have snow. Click here to see what's being groomed in Fern Park. Click here for an image of what is groomed at Limekiln Campground. Please stay on the groomed trails, and please NO SNOWMOBILES. *The pavilion at Fern Park (warming room and restrooms) is open. Check the webcam and look for the banner on the wall that shows if the ice rink is OPEN (green) or CLOSED (red).
Inlet is on the cutting edge for traditional and skate skiing, offering miles of free, groomed trails at Fern Park and Limekiln Lake Campground. Fern Park has 22 kilometers of marked, groomed trails with some challenging climbs and descents, 2 kilometers of which are lighted until 10 p.m. for night skiing.
Limekiln Lake Campground offers about 3.5 kilometers of skate and traditional trails. There are also some great ski touring trails around Moss Lake and Cascade Lake. Many of the summer hiking trails are also available to ski in the Inlet area.
Snowshoeing
There are miles of trails for all abilities of snowshoers available in the Inlet area. Snowshoe mountain trails with a vista or choose wooded, long-distance treks for the whole family.
Nordic Skiing and Snowshoe Resources:
- Inlet Ski Trails Map
- Fern Park Trail Map
- Inlet Snowshoe Map
- Printed trail maps are available at the Inlet Information Office.
- Ski and snowshoe rentals, sales, and service are available locally at Pedals & Petals.
